Rosacea Self-Assessment Tool

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	Rosacea Self-Assessment Tool

Record your triggers and symptoms in this printable daily journal.

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If you are concerned about a specific skin issue and don’t know where to start, you’ve come to the right place. It should take one or two minutes to complete the questions and get your personal skin analysis results.

Your Self-Assessment: No questions are required, but the more you answer, the better your results will be! Please be as open and accurate as possible. Once you have completed the steps, the tool analyzes your answers and provides the appropriate results. You will then have the information you require to talk with your doctor or dermatologist! Be sure to use the Find a Dermatologist online locator, provided on the Your Results page, to search for a Canadian Dermatologist in your area. We respect your privacy and do not keep any information you provide as part of this tool. The information provided is used strictly on a one-time basis to enable an accurate self-assessment of your skin.

Keep in mind that the Rosacea Self-Assessment Tool is designed to create awareness about possible skin conditions and help you identify potential areas to discuss with your dermatologist. It is not a replacement for an appointment with your dermatologist. A doctor should evaluate any distressing skin condition.



Factors such as sex, age and family history are important in making an accurate assessment of your skin and of likely skin conditions. 1 of 4 Your skin type and skin care routine help determine the treatment regimen that best suits your skin. 2 of 4 A rosacea screener has been developed to understand your symptoms. Please check all that apply to you. 3 of 4 This final step covers lifestyle information that can have an impact on healthy skin. 4 of 4
1. Are you: Male Female 2. What is your age? Under 25 26 - 45 46 - 64 65+ 3. Are you fair-skinned and of Irish, Scottish, English or of Eastern or Northern European descent? Yes No 4. Do you have a family history of Rosacea? Yes No Don't know/Not sure 5. How would you describe your skin type? Normal Oily Dry Combination 6. How many times a day do you wash your face? None 1 2 3 or more 7. Do you consider your skin sensitive? Yes No 8. Please check the skin issues that currently concern you. Persistent redness of your face - the appearance of sunburn all the time A 'flushed' look following a hot bath/shower, or after exercise A 'flushed' look after drinking alcohol, hot beverages or eating spicy food Visible small red blood vessels on face Red bumps (pimples) but not blackheads Eyes that appear irritated or bloodshot after a good nights sleep 9. How many hours on average do you currently spend in direct sunlight each week? 0-2 3-10 10+ 10. Do you consistently use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher? Yes No

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